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serve vs bluebird 2016

Even bluebird is wrapper of Q so…

Oh, definitely not. I hope this doesn't invalidate your question?

I am not getting what is the difference of spread() vs done() ?

The API docs might help a lot:

spread is "like calling .then , but the fulfillment value or rejection reason must be an array, which is flattened to the formal parameters of the handlers."

If you have a promise for an array, spread will call your callbacks with multiple arguments.

It's just the same what Q does: spread is "Like then , but "spreads" the array into a variadic fulfillment handler."

done is "like .then() , but any unhandled rejection that ends up here will be thrown as an error. [… It] is used to explicitly mark the end of a promise chain."

More details on this can be found in the error handling documentation. Notice that bluebird is quite different from Q here, as it smartly figures out unhandled rejection and reports them on its own - you don't have to explicitly tell it to throw a global error when a rejection got to some point.

Compare that to Q's done documentation, which recommends its unconfined use.

As you can see, spread and done are completely different methods with different purposes. Also, the done patterns differ between Bluebird and Q.

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